Since the lockdown bar has been plagued by “people who don’t want to work and regularly want time off,” the pub’s advertisement for a new chef states that “SNOWFLAKES” need not apply.
A Cheshire pub is seeking a cook, but “snowflakes need not apply.”
Christopher Darnbrough, the landlord, stated that he seeks a ‘hard-working’ tenant.
He states that he has struggled with ‘flaky’ employees who regularly want time off.
A pub in Cheshire is seeking a new chef, but applicants must not be “snowflakes.”
The Queen Anne in Warrington advertised for a new chef by posting an ad on a blackboard outdoors. Please ask inside for details. No snowflakes, thank you!
The owner of the tavern criticized former staff who “constantly” requested time off.
The pub, which describes itself as “a tiny family-run free house” that takes pride in “offering superb beer and great food,” has also posted an online image of the sign.
The Facebook post stated, “Chefs are still needed to join our busy culinary staff.”
So, if you want to be engaged in serving and preparing the greatest homemade food that golborne (Sic) has to offer, are hardworking, and not a snowflake, stop by for a talk or send us an email.
The Queen Anne in Warrington is seeking a chef; “snowflakes” are discouraged from applying.
Some users completely agreed with the ad’s message, while others hoped they wouldn’t find someone who shared their sentiments.
One person commented joyfully, “Snowflakes are taking over the planet.” Another appeared more annoyed by the sign and muttered, “I truly hope you find no one.”
Another inquired, “Are you still searching since they’re all snowflakes?” While another person requested clarification by stating, “Please explain your snowflake,”
One user suggested that their buddy apply for the position because they were an excellent fit, and then tagged their friend with the comment, “You are no snowflake!”
Christopher Darnbrough, a landlord who enjoys martial arts and motorcycles, has published the job posting multiple times and claimed that he is looking for someone who is “hard-working” and “bit crazy.”
The Queen Anne serves home-cooked meals prepared using locally sourced, fresh ingredients.
He stated, “Since the lockdown, we’ve had a large number of folks who don’t want to work and are continuously requesting time off.
He continued, “Most individuals have a sense of humor.”
The family-owned bar boasts that it uses only “fresh, locally produced products” and that everything is prepared on-site.
They provide a variety of traditional British dishes “with a modern twist,” including their “renowned beef pie” and a selection of curries.
Despite “very difficult” conditions, the pub remained open during the pandemic and supplied food delivery during lockdowns.